Georgia Sales Tax Rate Changes for 2023 Georgia: Sales Tax Handbook

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2023 Georgia Sales Tax Changes

Over the past year, there have been twenty local sales tax rate changes in Georgia. This table lists each changed tax jurisdiction, the amount of the change, and the towns and cities in which the modified tax rates apply. This page will be updated monthly as new sales tax rates are released. For other states, see our list of nationwide sales tax rate changes.


Change Date Tax Jurisdiction Sales Tax Change Cities Affected
February 2023 Glynn
Raised from 6% to 7%
Brunswick, Jekyll Island and Sea Island
February 2023 Bremen
Raised from 7% to 8%
Carrollton
February 2023 Brooks
Raised from 7% to 8%
Brooks
February 2023 Butler Lowered from 8% to 7% Butler
February 2023 Dawson
Raised from 7% to 8%
Marble Hill
February 2023 Nelson
Raised from 6% to 7%
Nelson
February 2023 Oconee
Raised from 7% to 8%
Farmington
February 2023 Sasser
Raised from 7% to 8%
Sasser
February 2023 Baldwin
Raised from 7% to 8%
Haddock and Hardwick
February 2023 Douglas
Raised from 7% to 8%
Powder Springs, Lithia Springs and Austell
February 2023 Bronwood
Raised from 7% to 8%
Bronwood
February 2023 Cherokee
Raised from 6% to 7%
Lebanon
February 2023 Waycross Lowered from 8% to 7% Waycross and Manor
February 2023 Brunswick
Raised from 6% to 7%
Brunswick and Saint Simons Island
February 2023 West Point
Raised from 7% to 8%
Lagrange
February 2023 Jeffersonville
Raised from 7% to 8%
Jeffersonville
February 2023 North High Shoals
Raised from 7% to 8%
High Shoals
February 2023 Ware Co Tsplost Tr Lowered from 8% to 7% Axson and Waresboro
February 2023 Taylor Co Tsplost Tr Lowered from 8% to 7% Howard
February 2023 Columbia Co Tsplost Tr
Raised from 7% to 8%
Evans and Augusta

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